NORWAY'S RISING SON

Erling Haaland expected to eclipse his famous father after European goal rush

LONDON - Mention the name "Haaland" to the average soccer fan, particularly a British one, and their thoughts will likely go back to one of the most vicious fouls ever committed in the English Premier League.

That day in 2001, Manchester City's Norwegian defender Alf-Inge Haaland was scythed down by a studs-to-knee tackle by Manchester United captain Roy Keane at Old Trafford that prompted threats of legal action and resulted in a long ban for the offending Irishman.